Forging Revolution - H. Hogan

Artikel 793 van 1492
€ 19,99
Voorraad 1 stuk
Overzicht

Metalworkers, Managers, and the State in St. Petersburg, 1890-1914.

Led by a powerful group of entrepreneurs, financiers, and engineers who spearheaded the drive to industrialize Russia at the end of the nineteenth century, the metalworking industry in St. Petersburg, paradoxically, employed Imperial Russia's most militant workers.
Forging Revolution explores the competing interests and claims of labor, employers, and the state in an effort to understand why the metalworking industry became a principal site of urban unrest in the period from 1890 to 1914. The book argues that changes in the administration, organization, and technology of heavy industry, initially designed by employers to augment the profitability of their industry, ultimately contributed in an important way to the extraordinary militance of metal-workers by the outbreak of World War I.

Voor de inhoud: zie de foto's 2 en 3.

Auteur

: Heather Hogan

Artikelnummer 

: BF8372

Categorie(ën)

: Geschiedenis / Engelstalige boeken

Taal

: Engels

ISBN

: 0253328373 / 9780253328373

Uitgever

: Indiana University Press

Druk

: 1

Jaar

: 1993

Pagina's

: 319

Bindwijze

: Hardcover, met stofomslag

Afmetingen

: 16 x 24 x 3 cm.

Conditie

: Goed; roest op de bovenkant van het boekblok wn de snee

Verzending

: Pakketpost

INCLUSIEF VERZENDKOSTEN binnen Nederland

Winkelwagen

Geen artikelen in winkelwagen.

© 2012 - 2024 sjakieendeboekenfabriek | sitemap | rss | webwinkel beginnen - powered by Mijnwebwinkel